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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03
Wanted.

For the next cold wave. She's bound to come Ga
your stoves from Shay & Yseger's and be prepared t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

Boys School Suits, Boys Dress Suits. every
price, every style, at Y. A. LEWIS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

Preserves and Jellfes.
All kinds, by the pound or bucket,
At (293t) q. W. SAXON Cos
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

Byrd & Denham.. Baker,
10 on regular boom. They mako tn. ~
bread in the city. Tue Inject eak, =.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

$50 Test Kerosene OIL,
20 cents per gallon, at BYRD & DExHAIA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

win tell you that Byrd Dsnham keep the Finest Or
ceries In the city.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

BrOnzed shovel and TOngs,
SHAY / YAEaKlk
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03
Wash Lists

First Glass Delivery Service
To those who deal with Byrd & Denham
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03
Rest Crear, fh...

DebS NTtAm cheese,
Always on hand, at
~" g. W. slIOH kCOl
Get Prices
From Byrd d Denham before buying elsewhsr.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

These names ars copied ~ they we're sent to me-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03
Boys single Pants.

D. B. MEaINNIss, jas.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

sit Is means OF Obtaining money
under false pretenses. Snme who pro.
mitigate these views are honest, Lut
underneath their proceedings runs a
subtle sophistrv. They establish insti-
tutions which they cali IaitG-homes. de-
clarlny that they are supported entirely
by faith, and that they use no means TO
make their work known or 10 persuade
persons to contribute. Meanwhile they
advertise their work and institutions Ia
every possible way, publishing reports in
which, though in MAN. instances want
Ing in business accuracy, they exhibil
the most cunning wisdom Of the children
OF tn world
"The horrible mixture of supers tition
Snd blaspaemy TO which these views ire.
quentiy lead is not known TO all persons.
l quote from paper published in New
ark, n. j., in the interest of laitG-heal-
ing: ..'.... -.'..-'t
death Three of the richest men in
O'ean PARK, n. j., have died. Faith heal IT, g
has been taught In the place, but was rejected
b. them, 81 death came,
"CHkRLEST0N, =. CA few years ago the
)ly Gho-t sent me to preach IN hat city.
But they ri cd the gospe and me. A
wicked man shot at me and tr ed TO kill me,
but God saved me 80 that was not harmed.
But had to leave Charleston auh do
as the great Head of the Church SAID Y n
when ye deuart out of that house or city,
shake of the dust FIR m your feet Earth
quake Sept. | . 1885. ope-hali The city in ruins
wicked cities in the world, take wdrniul
q q iivesin
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
q oIrom Eaetqre.
Baiiho.
Kis Sim M EE CITY BANK,

kissimnee City, Orange County, Eta
CAPITAL $40 ODO
TRAN>ACT a regular banking business.
n Give particular attention 10 Florida col
lectiuns. Cnrrespjndence solicttet Issue nx-
chs nge on New u ORR. New Orleans. Savar-
nah aud Jac sonvilie. Fla Kesiirnt agents
ondon, En.inud. lew lorl orrsspopdontt
IhoSeaDoArd National BsKk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

Some Points About a Curious Su-
perstition.


The Century for M arch has two articles
on faith-cure-one pro, the other con.
From the latter, by the Rev. DIR. buckley,
the following is taken: "Families have
been broken up by the doctrine taught in
some Of the leading taith-hODies that
friends who do not believe this truth are
to be separated from because OF the weak
ening effect of their disbelief upon fsith,
and a most heartrendlng letter has
reached me from a gentleman whose
mother and sister are now residing IN u
faith-institution not far from this city, re-
iusing all intercourse with their tilend =,
aud neglecting the most obvious duties OF
life.
Certain advocates ot faith-healing and
faith homes have influenced women to
leave their husbands aud parents and re-
side in the homes, and have persuaded
them 10 give thousands Of dollars for
their pu poses, on the ground that the
Lord haG need OF the money
"'This sys EN- is connected with every
other superstition. The Bible 10 used as
book of magic. Many open it at rau-
dom, expecting to be guided by the first
passage hat they see, as Prier was told
to open the mouth of the first lsh that
came up and he would find in it piece
III money. A missionary of high stand
ing with wnom | am acquainted was
cured OF this form superstition Ov con-
| sulting the Bible on an important matter
| OF Christian duty, and the passage that
met his gaze was, Hell from beneath is
moved to meet thee at thy coming Pa
ganism can produce nothing more super
stitrus tnan this, though many olner
| Cnristlansn stead OF searching the
| Scriptures,' still try 10 use Inc Bible as a
| OWNING rod.
at feeds upon Impressions. makes
great use Of dreans and sisns aud sta q.
ments foreign to truth and perm cious IL
| their influence. A yGung lady, jonk Ill,
was visited by q minis er VINO PRAYED
wuh her, and N great JOY arose from his
knees, aud said, Jennie, you are sure 10
recover. Dismiss all fear. Tue Lord has
revealed it to me- Soon after pbysic an 9
in consultation decided that she had
cancer Of the stomach. OF which sne sui b.
| g. quently died. The person who had
received the impression that she would
recover, when met by the pas or Of re
family, SAID, Jennie will certainly get
well. The Lord will raise her up. lie
nas revealed 1t to me- 'Well,' SAID the
minister, 'she has not the nervous diseas
she bad some years ago. The physicians
have dec lded that she has cancer of the
stomach '0n, well,' was the reply, III
that Ia the case. she Is sure to die.'
"a family living In the city OF St. LOUIS
mad a daushier VINO was very i'll. The
members OF this family were we'll ac-
QuaInted with one OF the leading advO-
cafes OF faith healing IN the East. who
made her case a subject or prayer, and
wrote her n letter declaring that she
would certainly be cured, and the Lord
h al revealed IL to m. The letter arrived
in 81. Louis one day after her death.
"These are cases taken, not from the
operations Of recognized fanatics, but
from tnose Of leading lights la this ignis
| fatuus movement.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
WOMEN EQUAL TO MEN.
A"c women who Serve the Govern
"ieh' Tor Less Wages than Men.

Ahe women who Serve the Govern.
"cht FOR Less Wages than Men.
Nv" az. A"t'cte IN the ChdWtqaQuIn 6y Mrs..
" IN 4. gan.
MIS- Rosenberg, OF the Treasury Depart
Ae"'' Is considered one OF the very best
sOun'er'elt detectors in the world. fun
sieuS and thousands OF dollars have been
.uro"n out by her remarkable skill, alter
.ue! nsd heen passed by less astute de-
~ she receives 81, 800 per snnum.
~ Sne we're man her salary would no
a araa .arger. M,ss Mary Van Wranken,
Fsrno Iiuate from Miss Porter's school at
the vnn,, YOU, conn, Is considered one OF
revsn,,y "eet law cierks in the internal
a lawt "A gentleman OF high repute as
MAJ says that sue will take 40 case,
rorre.,,, or'ei. and state the case more
he sve. ana IN less time than any one
ter NJ ~ saw MISS Laura Mehan, daugh.
sor ne "r. Mehan, Mr.. Spoiford's predeccs.
cuniod n'orarlan Ot Congress, has oc
ofics "a position in the Comptroller
as Dn,,,any years. acting frequently
Delan'So Comptroller. During Mr.,
once snoa service as Comptroller, she
he wa n"ee DIS place for six months when
everv,t absent. Her perfect knowip dve OF
author,,,,s IN this office has made her an
versad ~! whose decisions are never re-
In ,ha ~ r ner superior officer
manv ~ nutn AUDITORS office there are
consul esn .es into whose hands come all
knowlsd ieports, hecessitating a thorough
What co.. VI banking and mathematics.
o"iu Of this department can
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
Gutirura Remroire.
From lis lbs. TO I6l lbs
To the Cuticura Remedies l Owe
My Health, My Happiness
and My Life.

A DAY never passes that do not think and
IA speak kindly OF the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. Seven years ago, all OF 4 dozen lump
formed on my neck. ranging IL SIZE from a
cherry stone to an orange. The large onre
were frighlful to OK at. and painful / bear
people turner aide when they saw me in dis
gust, AID was ashamed to I've on The street,
or in society. Physicians and their treat
ment, and al medicines failed to d. any good
In moment OF despair tried the CUTlCURA
REMEDIES -CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure.
and CUTICURt SOAP. an eXqui ite - in Be III
tifier, externally, and CUTICURA RESOLVE IT.
he new B God Purifier. internal y; the small
Jumps las call thSm) gradually disappeared,
ana the large ones broke. in about two weeks,
discharglng large quantities OF matter, leav-
ing two slight scars in my neck to- az t tell
the story of my suffering. My weight the
was ore hundred and fifteen sickly pounds;
my weight now Is one hundred and sixty on
so ih, healthy unds, and my height is only
1--we feet live inches. In my travels pra sed
the CUTICURA REMEDIE #, North. South. Easi
and " est. 10 LUTICURA REMEDIES ] OWL
MY HEALTH, MY HAPPINESS AND MY LIFE. A
prominent New DIRK druggist asked me the
other cay. "Do you still use the CUTICURA
REMEpIEs; you look to be- in perfect hraithT'
NJ reply was. Il do, and shall always. | have
never known what sickness is ain e com
nenced using the CUTICURA REMEDIES"
So netlmes am laughed at by praising them
to people not acquainted with their merits
but sooner or later they will come to he'll
sense, and believe the same as those that u-t
them. as doztns have whom have told. May
thH Time come when til re sh all be large
CUTICURA Supply ii use in every city in the
w"rl ', Tor the eneft of humanity. where the
CUTIOURA REMEDIES shall he sold oNLy, so
that there will be rarely a need of ever enter
ing drug Store. NJ. HUSBANDS,
p Box 1897, New York, n. Y.
CUTrCURA REMEDIES are positive cure for
every form of skin and b 90 Disease, from
Pimp e. 10 Scr0fuia. Sold ever " h, re. Price
CUTICURA. SIC ) AP. Csc; RESoLvENT. 81.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
co , Boston, Mass.
nd for chow to Cure skin Diseases"
OlMPLES. Backheads, Skin Blemishes and
tM Baby Humors. use CUTIoURA SOAP.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

nEAFNESS-fts causes. ant new and
~ successful CURE at vour own home, b,
one who waa,ieai TIVE MY eight years. TIE ,ied
by mOrt of the noted spec aiists with ,ut nene-
ft. Cured himself In three months, and since
then hundreds " others Full part cnlars
sent IN Application. r. 3. PAGE. No. Al
Wees Thlrty. Gro. street. New YORK city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

THIS pnlar hotel Ia now provided with q
n Passenger Elevator the Gully one IN the
CITY and has Teen rpmodeled aud newly iur-
nlshed. The prieiOr. - by recent pur-
chate 10 also The ow ner ut he estab isbment,
r ares nehheF ins n rrXp n e in TIVE o ter
~ nlnent OF hi guests. The puir mage OF
tiorida visitors Is earnestly invited. I he
l u Of the Scre en- House Il suppled with
every luxury at the markets at home or
broad cau afford.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

u ma ~ r, LlSks, FLA.
ID Maj KA. 5s miles from Jacks xvi le aad
A - miie- from 81. Augu-tiBe, l. Tie -'art-
nolnt. OF the das l. s e. r the Ocklaw ,ha
rever.l tSan ord AND Upper St Johns river:
he dquhriers of F. T, da Sou hern X. r., for
Gainesville, Dc Il aud IL POINTS in -outh
floriia: j i. X. W. r. X. for all point on
Indian river ana Sou h III ,rida; 1t. Auxus-
tine direct. via st Jug slime x r., oniy one
hours ride from Palatka; st. } hn's and
Halifax River r. r., for Daytona and all
p u r. on Halifax river.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

K EN-.
Inches
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Is have
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[ndried
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
The MORRISON HOUSE,

Que OF the Largest n 'arding Houses
III Inc south
NVING been newly bticd up. affords
IL ltea,anC rooms good boar 7. with pure
Artcsisn Water. III prices t. suit III 80 wish
ing regular. transient ar table acco nmoda-
n. Northeast cOrn'r Bro hton aud
D ayion str' cts. opposite Marshall House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
Fighting for Lilo with . Bull

One day last week man by the name
Of Carson, who lives somewhere in the
vicinity of Hancock, was driving along
the road in Holden, coming to this city,
when large bull that had been grazing
in pasture near by, seeing the team,
cleared the fence and went at the horse,
goring him badly in the side, and at the
same time knocking him down. The
man was obliged to jump from his car
rage and run for his life as the bull
made several attempts to grind him up.
But to save the life of his horse he
pulled up fence stake, and managing
to get around the team without the ami
NAL seeing him, he struck him terri
BILE blow across the nose, which brought
him to the ground. He then struck
him several times again, and the animal
arose and staggered away. Mr.. Carson
feels badly about his horse, as it is feared
that he will have to be killed. He was
valued highly, and it will be big loss
to a poor man like himself.-Bangor
(Me. Commercial,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
A Burlington scheme.

DENVER, COL. September 2.-Private
advices received here from New York
last night state that the Denver, Utah
& Pacific road, operated from Denver
to Lyon, was sold in New York yester-
day to the Burlington road. The con-
sideration is not stated. With
the sale the purchasers acquire the
rights of the road. which are valuable,
and it is understood that under the
charter the purchasers propose to con-
struct an extension system north
into Wyoming. connecting with Denver
and Laramie City short line, for which
the right of way has already been pur-
chased, and money subscribed for the
construction of the road to the Colorado
line. Il is proposed to make the system
a complete narrow gauge, to be operated
In the interest of the Burlington's broad
gauge line. The President of the mar
row gauge will be vice president of the
Burlington, and it is rumored that Il.
r. Wolcot, Of this city, will be chosen
to that position,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
THE TARIFF.
The Measure to be Brought
Before Next Congress.
FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
Peculiar Land Case-An Injunction
Bad Business-BishOp Harris
Dead-Other News Notes
The President and the Tariff

WASHINGTON, D. c.. September g.
The, Evening Star this afternoon pub
fishes the following: There will be q
measure brought forward by the tariff
reformers as soon as Congress convenes'
which will likely have the endorsement
of the administration. The President.
the Secretary oi the Treasury and
Speaker Carlisle, have been considering
the matter since Congress adjourned,
and it is probable the present visit of
Carlisle to the President at Oak View
will result in a elimination of their
plan. 1t is expected that Secretary
Fsirchild will soon return to Wash
ington. It is probable he
Isle. The result of the Allentown con-
tariff reformers. They propose to take
advantage of the situation, and present
plan for the reduction of revenues.
The plan being prepared will conform
strictly with the tariff resolution there
adopted as it is construed by the Presi-
dent. 1t will abolish the tobacco tax,
but leave the whiskey tax where il is,
and make large reduction in the custom
duties on the necessaries of life, in &C
cordance with the Presidents utter
ances upon the subject. The internal
revenue feature is admitted as a
compromise and will be tolerated
only in connection with very positive
reduction of customs. There win be an
acknowledgement of protection. 1t is
likely the reduction of customs will be
more sweeping than Randall would
agree to. The administration is fully
committed to strong attitude on the
tariff. The bureau of statistics has
been called upon for figures upon GUS
toms duties, to show just where the
most effective reductions can be made,
thereby.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
Why He Didn't Get waited On.

1t was one of the swell drug stores OF
Boston, and a travelling man who was
threatened with an attack of malaria had
been waiting the pleasure of the aristo-
cratic clerk for some time.
"Will you give me half dozen 3-grain
capsules of quinine2" he said as soon as
the young man had sized the last
touch of genius into glass of soda
water.
A stony stare was the only response
he got, and he was bordering wether he
should repeat the question or not when
he saw an old friend, resident of the
city, happen in. After the usnAi greet
ings tho trapolo< <sskzu.
"What in thunder is the matter with
these peopleH Don't they want to sell
goods?"
~ should think so. Been having
trouble?'
~ should say so. Here I've been wait
ing for the last half hour for little bit
of quinine."
For quinine How did you ask
for it?"
~ told him wanted quinine same as
any white man would"
well, you just slip up to him and tell
him you want some kee-neen and he'll
eondescend to understand you. Always
say kee-neen in Boston," = Merchant
Traveller
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
Matters In MadriI.

MADRID, September 2.-Senor Mar
gall, Republican member of the Cortes,
has issued a manifesto to the federal
Republicans. He declares the coalition
between the federal and other branches
of the Republican party broken; reviews
the state of the country and attributes
the evils which are depressing Spain to
over-centralizing. He advocates the
theory of federalism and points out
that the difference of language and liter
AZURE in various provinces fully war
rants the desire of the people for self
government. He predicts that the pro-
vinces will yet attain their wish by q
great popular revolution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03

Ruth Ruth! Land sakes! Where
are you? And that dark room door
open! l."
Never mind the door, mother. Where
did this come from Pr
The postofice, and John Henry
bow" 81 Jun AeO
st. Valentines dayl So long ago
Sne understood it all now-snd moor
". Fellxl The snow had melted since
men the apple blossoms had faded and
gone: ana from the open window came
tne singing OF the scythes and the sweet
scent OF hay; and yet Doctor Felix
fingered at Old Oak Farm, Ruth's home
ana sne had never spaken to him once
In all that time. And he was going TO
try TO walk with only the help of his
cane Tomorrow, and il he succeeded in
DONG so would go away for the benefit
of the sea air.
Ruth wandering next morning into
the mower garden, and twining together
pansy, red rose, and forget-me- not.
placed them by the side of DIR. Felix as
ne Tor the first time since the accident
SAT Dy the open window on the old
cnlntz lounge in the sunshiny kitchen.
his ups qulVered, ana his thin hand
NiOo 90 Ac LUX I0em up.
Ruth, why did you bring me these?
MAS 1t because they are pretty, or be-
cause it is my first visit to YOUR Or
speak, Ruth 1 want you to answer
me-"
II received your valentine yesterday"
And then followed explanation after
explanation, until it was time to set tbs
tea-table; for the hungry mowers were
coming home and the red and yellow 4
o'clocks were sleeping and the air was
full OF the twittering of birds, the low
ing OF cattle and the sweet incense of
flowers
Ruth, am lame now. and can only
use my left arm. If It were not so
would you care for me? It would
tighten my heavy burden if I thought
you would"
Ruth paused in her work, and from
the old bookcase in the corner reached
down her Bible and read aloud the
words of Ruth of old: "Entrest me
not to leave thee, nor to return from fol-
lowing after thee" Then, laying aside
her Bible, she went to him and said:
Felix, will be your strong right
arm and you shall always be so happy
that you will never regret sending me q
valentine"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
A Paper Company Falls.

NEW YORK, September ut is re-
ported to-day that the Richmond Paper
Company, of Providence, R. l., had sus-
pended. Bradstreets. received the fol-
Lowing dispatch: Richmond Paper
Company suspended. Have called a
meeting of creditors. Propose to pay
in full" The cause of the alleged failure
is said to be experimenting in sulphate
pulp and losses by the recent failures IN
the paper trade. The company was
organized about four years ago with a
capital stock of $4,000, Last year the
directors increased this to $500 900 The
company expended more than $500, 900
in factory, plant and material.
The Treasurer thinks the creditors
will all be paid. and he places the liabil-
tiles at half a million to million.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fsud

FLAGSTAFF, Arizona, September q
Reports received to-day reiterate the
report that Sheriff Mulvenon, ..of Yava-
pal County, was shot in an encounter
with the Tewksbury-Graham outlaws
in Tonic Basin, about 100 miles south
of here. He died soon after the fight.
Five of the deputy sheriffs with him
were wounded in the same fight. Eleven
outlaws were killed. Mulvenon and his
posse left Prescott a week ago with
warrants for the arrest of ten men,
who were concerned in the killing of
three cowboys three weeks ago. A posse
from here joined them on the road.
Nothing has been heard from them I'M
til to-day. The rumors of yesterday
we're discredited last night. The widest
rumors are now in circulation and an
armed posse has gone to the relief of
the deputy sheriffs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
One Sensible G. A. r. Post.

CLEVELAND, O., September 1.-The
members Of N. ]. Crane Post G. A. R.,
have adopted resolutions which declare
"that this post looks with disspproba-
ton and condemnation upon every and
any demonstration of disrespect to
wards the legally constituted executive x
being subversive OF the foundation OF
the principles of the G. A. R., and we
hope that the department, in its con.
vocation at st. Louis, will take such
action as will demonstrate that the g..
A. r. is not an organization for political
purposes or through which to manifest
hatred or ill will"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
The Fisheries Commission.

LONDON, September I'm the House
of Commons, this afternoon, Sir James
Ferguson, Parliamentary secretary to
foreign affairs, stated that the terms to
be offered by the British fisheries COM
mission to the coming conference at
Washington had not yet been decided
upon. The points raised in connection
with the Alaska fisheries would be in =
cluded in the matter and be discussed.
Sir Lionel Sackville West, British min
lister at Washington, would be the sec
ond member OF the commission, and the
third would be Canadian.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-03
VIII Receive Their Triumphant Re
ward

LONDON September 2.-Lord Salisbury
has written a letter to the Conserva-
tives in Bridgetown, Division of Glas-
cow, in explanation of the trouble in
the recent election, in which he says
by dexterous ambiguity of language,
many Liberal Unionists have been per-
suaded that Mr.. Gladstone has .shea-
doned his separatist design. In the
course of time the Gladstone policy
must be explained, and then the exer-
tons of the Unionists will receive their
triumphant reward"